Remembering Memories of Nostalgia

Spinning on Air | May 19, 2011

 

Kate McGarrigle sings of a past summer, Bill Callahan sings of traveling, Grizzly Bear sing of neglectied domestic chores, and the memories are gently layered like an exquisite pastry crust. David Garland offers a selection of brand new and brand old music by those mentioned, and Grey Reverend, Esmerine, Richard Robert, Johnny Greenwood, and Bill Russo.

 

Kate McGarrigle sings of a past summer, Bill Callahan sings of traveling, Grizzly Bear sing of neglectied domestic chores, and the memories are gently layered like an exquisite pastry crust. David Garland offers a selection of brand new and brand old music by those mentioned, and Grey Reverend, Esmerine, Richard Robert, Johnny Greenwood, and Bill Russo.

 

 

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